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Teles, she was a mermaid who traded her life for the safety of her love. Her spirit now flies with the ocean breeze helping sailors find their way home to their own loves.
im back on my bullshit
(+ a bonus lisa !)
It is often not so much the size as the complexity and incoherence of our government that makes it seem out of control. Because our constitutional system requires the cooperation of numerous players with conflicting interests, politicians often resor...
Understanding, describing, and addressing this problem of complexity and incoherence is the next great American political challenge. But you cannot come to terms with such a problem until you can properly name it. While we can name the major questions that divide our politics — liberalism or conservatism, big government or small — we have no name for the dispute between complexity and simplicity in government, which cuts across those more familiar ideological divisions. For lack of a better alternative, the problem of complexity might best be termed the challenge of "kludgeocracy."
A "kludge" is defined by the Oxford English Dictionary as "an ill-assorted collection of parts assembled to fulfill a particular purpose...a clumsy but temporarily effective solution to a particular fault or problem." The term comes out of the world of computer programming, where a kludge is an inelegant patch put in place to solve an unexpected problem and designed to be backward-compatible with the rest of an existing system. When you add up enough kludges, you get a very complicated program that has no clear organizing principle, is exceedingly difficult to understand, and is subject to crashes. Any user of Microsoft Windows will immediately grasp the concept.
"Clumsy but temporarily effective" also describes much of American public policy today. To see policy kludges in action, one need look no further than the mind-numbing complexity of the health-care system (which even Obamacare's champions must admit has only grown more complicated under the new law, even if in their view the system is now also more just), or our byzantine system of funding higher education, or our bewildering federal-state system of governing everything from welfare to education to environmental regulation. America has chosen to govern itself through more indirect and incoherent policy mechanisms than can be found in any comparable country.
The effects of this approach to public policy are widespread and profound. But to understand how to treat our government's ailment, we first need to understand the symptoms, the character, and the causes of that ailment.
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Here it is, folks, Hazar’s (Teles’s) bloody, bloody murder in Dairugger. Teles is charged by three knife wielding Drule/Galveston men, one of which happens to be Sandu/Sim’s brother, and stabbed in the gut. The three blame him for the fall of the Galveston people and call him a traitor. Hazar/Teles doesn’t defend himself from these accusations, in fact he’s willing to take the blame, but demands the three men evacuate the soon to explode planet Galveston and help their people start anew elsewhere.
Third photoset and one animated gif of Hazar from the Vehicle Voltron season of Voltron: Defender of the Universe (aka Socrat Teles in Dairugger XV). Y’all know I had to gif Hazar’s shower scene. (ʘ‿ʘ✿)